Bobby & Balayya outcook Lokesh & Rajini?

[Jai]

[Prakash]

It's an easy 100-crore share cinema, just that SV's debut got messed up.

[Larry]

The action scenes and cinematography are just mind-blowing

[Ganesh]

I swear, this movie was absolutely goated

[Siddharth]

No anthem, just pure cinema. You assumed Balayya's movies are always trash, so anything different feels like gold.

Can't you see the twists? Is there anything new in the story?

[Seema]

What a garbage hero.

[Deepak]

My favourite Telugu star film of 2025.

[Arvind]

Bro, the movie's visuals are top notch

[Niraj]

Ninety percent of the credit goes to the cinematographer and music director. Bobby gave the usual routine action sequences and the actors delivered the usual acting, but the visuals and music lifted it.

[Aarti]

This movie is my Roman empire...

There's nothing else; I always watch Balayya films for the fun and to laugh at the jokes.

I liked Bobby's Power movie, but later I grew tired of Sardar Gabbar Singh and Valtair Veerayya (I was hoping it would be Chiru's big comeback). I didn't even care about the trailers for this one.

When my friends in the US asked what to do, I suggested we watch this movie, even though the ticket was $20. Peer pressure made us go, just to have a good time.

And damn, that particular sequence made me sit on the edge of my seat - the kind of commercial-movie thrill I was craving.

The second half's flashback scenes are a bit slow, but the fountain scene is still a highlight. MVP Thaman, you have my respect - the music feels like a random hit right now.

[Rani]

Watch it only for the cinematography and music.